
10
ASSIGN
@E5100
TO
717
20
INPUT
"Enter
File
Name
(without
extension)",File_name$
30
MSI
":INTERNAL,4"
Use
MSI
":MEMORY,0"
for
the
RAM
disk.
40
DIM
Dat(1:201,1:2)
50
File_name$=UPC$(File_name$)&"_D"
60
!
70
ASSIGN
@File
TO
File_name$
80
ENTER
@FIle
USING
"17X,#"
90
ENTER
@File;Nop
R
ead
the
header
.
100
ENTER
@File
USING
"4X,#"
110
ENTER
@File;Dat(*)
Store
the
data
into
an
array
.
120
ASSIGN
@File
TO
*
130
Dat(*)
140
END
Module
6-21.
Storing
Trace
Data
Note
The
setups
STODDISK/STODMEMO
and
MSI
are
stored
independently
.
This
causes
the
RAM
disk
to
be
accessed
by
an
HP
disk
access
command,
as
long
as
STODMEMO
is
executed,
even
though
the
internal
disk
drive
is
selected
by
MSI.
Using
a
Softkey
Label
(ON
KEY
LABEL)
Y
ou
can
use
the
ON
KEY
LABEL
statement
to
display
your
own
softkey
label.
ON
KEY
1
LABEL
"ORIGINAL
LABEL"
GOSUB
Jump1
!
LOOP
END
LOOP
Module
6-22.
Using
a
Softkey
Label
The
label
is
displayed
only
when
the
program
is
running.
Y
ou
must,
therefore
,
use
an
innite
loop
to
keep
the
programming
running.
Up
to
a
20-character
softkey
label
can
be
displayed.
Displaying
the
Softkey
Label
The
softkey
label
displayed
by
ON
KEY
LABEL
is
displayed
when
4
SYSTEM
5
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
I-BASIC
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
ON
KEY
LABELS
are
pressed.
Y
ou
can
use
the
GPIB
command
B
ASL
to
display
the
softkey
label.
OUTPUT
@E5100;"BASL"
Display
the
softkey
label.
Module
6-23.
Using
Softkey
Label
See
\Sample
Program
-4:
Reading
and
Running
a
Program
by
a
Softkey
Operation
"
which
uses
the
softkey
label.
6-14
Programming
Miscellaneous
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